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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-27
BRINGING UP A BOY,
Mr.. Duuder Gives His Experiences
and Tells How il Is In German.
From the Detroit Free Press,

From The Detroit Free Press.
Sometimes somepody comes to me und
says vhas l Carl Dunder? l vhas. All
right MIR. Dunder. how you do init your
poy Shake when he vhas leddle fellerf
WHEEL, take him oop on my knee und
say:
"Shakie, once oopon sometimes dere
yhas a leedle p0y aboudt so high, und he
bal fat face und short legs, und his fad
der vhas some Dutchmans."
"'Vhos dot me fadder?
"Vhell, poorly near ii vhas. Dis leedle
BOY vhas send Oudt to pick oop chips for
his mother, und he runs AWAY. He goes
in some woods all Ply himself, und pOoty
queek great big wolf ships oudt on him
und says:
"'Leedle poy, how you come herer
81 runs AWAY
"'Doan' you haf some good homes, und
wasn't your parents kindt NIT yOuY
eyes,
"'Vhell, you vhas a badt poy, und 1
| shall eat you ALL to PIECES"
Dot makes my poy understand dot
some badness Was all wrong und shall
he punished, ind dat a good poy vhas all
right, und so ne dOan make us some
| troubles. Sometimes somepody comes to
me uud says vhas | Carl Dunder? /
Nudss MI liAuts MI DuuuCl, NOW JOu uO
| NIT your poy Shake when he vhas II years
! old? Well, calls him o0p some day und
| say:
"Shake, don't be afraidt of me. vhas
| your ladder, but vhas also your friendt.
Come und and tell me II you hat some
troubles. l like you to hat lots OF fun.
| but | like you TO SHAY homo nights und
not be foolish NIT your money. Be civil
nit eafery body. Be honest una truthful.
| ltVhas brains dot make der money to-day,
ind brains vhas ne good unless you 60 to
| school,"
Well, DOT makes Shakes all right, und
we haf some good times, und he yhas a
| good boy. Sometimes somepOdy comes
to me once more und says vhas l Carl
| Dunder? l vhas. All right. Mr.. Dunder,
how you DO nit your poy Shake when he
| vhas 1872 We'll, / calls him 0op und says:
"Shake, you vhas long time in school,
und IL vhas now time for peesness. Go
NIT o shtore-in shop-in somebody's
| Office. In three years more you vbas q
man und must help der world m0af on.
A good man vhas sure to get along, but a
bad one vhas all gone to pieces in no
time. l may gif you some money, but
you must make yourself. Der worldt
Will shudge you by your character, ana
not by your money. Ifyou vhas clean in
your mouth und square In all your doings,
| eaferypody vhas your frendt und your life
vhas pleasant. Go Oudt, my poy, und re-
member dot | vhas always your frendt
when you vhas right"
"Und dot WAS all"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-27
Well Situated.
ram the Arkansato 7raUs,er.

Fran the Arbd75sdao IrdUeler.
A traveller in the Mississippi river bot
toms came upon an old fellow sitting on
log, nodding.
"Halloa."
ely" replied the old fellow, lazily look
ingup.
"Do you live near herep the traveller
asked.
"Over yam" pointing.
"What, down in that low place"
CAB, hah."
"Itsa wonder you don't die"
"WOuld, reckon, If didn't keep on er
livin'."
Don't you have chills and feversw
''Shake a little sometimes, but er Teller
don't mind it eff he amt got nOthin' else
ter do"
Eyes, but should think that he would
have to do something else In order to make
a living"
"Yas, do look er leetle thater way"
"Why don't you move away from
bereW
''Look here, whar do you livew
sin the blue grass regions Of Ken
tuoky."
"Why don't you move awayW
because like the country"
"WaL, don't move because like this
here countryv
things to induce a man to live where
do. One Of them-and l suppose it would
strike you harder than any OF the rests
that a man does not have to work very
hard for living"
"Podner, that's just the very reason
stay here. 1t amt no trouble ter ketch
fish enough to eat"
Eyes, but the bottom oVerflows. You
can't catch fish then"
'No, but then the picnic comes, for you
see the government sends us meat an
meal. P0dner, yer may talk erbOut your
blue grass an all that, but thar amt
nothin' like livin' in country whar the
government makes it er point ter feed
yer. Cattle mout die, cotton mout fail
am all your work be lost, but thar amt
no danger NV the government goln'
under. Say, whups Their river dom
erboveT'
"Rising."
THANK Their Lawd. ,.AS5sGxuDSlsin
and shouting to his wiz, ~ We've Their
Lawd's gwine ter answer our pra'r."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-27
From Tie Neao Yorh Sun,

WASHINGTON, March 20.-Col. Dan Lamont
is wrestling with great legal problem.
In the White House mail the other day was a
letter from a rural Mississppian inc losing a
lottery ticket which had drawn a handsome
prize. The back of the ticket bore the an =
nouncement that mo ticket will be paid un-
less il bears the Presidents signature d" The
President Of the company was meant, of
course, but the MIssissippian thought il
meant the President Of the United states and
he was very urgent In asking that Mr.. Cleve-
land indorse the ticket and hurry IL back to
him. The Colonel's first impulse was to re-
turn the ticket with polite note OF eXplana-
ton; but, on second thought 1t occurred to
him that he could not do 50. The Revised
Statutes provide. IN very plain language, that
s'no letter concerning lotteries shall be car
ried in the mail:n and that 'any person who
shall knowingly deposit or send anything to
be conveyed by mail in violation of this sec
ton shall be punishable by q 1ne OF not more
than $500, nor less than $780, with costs OF
prosecution" This clearly prohibits the Colo
mel from sending back the Ticket. lie does not
see how he can even communicate his troubles
TO the owner OF the ticket, as he can send
nothing through the mail concerning II. lie
il undecided between telegraphing the man
to coue to Washington and sending the ticket
70 MIN by special messenger.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-27
90 street railway Drivers m Incl.

The Lombard and South Streets Rail-
way, Philadelphia, boasts Of "com bine,
which has just made $4,000. The soon.
bine" consists Of twenty two drivers and
conductors, and the rules of the associa-
ton require the payment or 81 per month
by each member TO the transfer agent at
Twenty-third and south streets, who in
vests the sum In Louisiana State Lottery
tickets. The first monthly Investment OF
the club resulted In the purchase OF ticket
No. 1887, which won $751; prize on
Feb. 5. The members OF the "comblne''
are wild with delight. = Phflaaelp hio
Herald, Feb. IA.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-27
IlNpRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
UOVER HALF MILLION DIsTRIBuTTDl
Louisiana State Lottery Co.

Incorporated in 1858 for rs years by the Leg
islature for Educational and Charitable par
poses-with q capital of 81, 000, 000-to which a
reserve fund OF over s550.ooO has since been
added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its fran
chise was made q part Of the present State
CopsUiturIoA adoDted December I'D. A. ID. 1879.
The only Lottery e0er 0oted on and endorsed
by the people Of GnD State.
UaeDer scales or DoskDoaes.
ItsGrand Single Number Drawings
take place monthly, and the semi
Annual Drawings regularly every
six months (June and Oecember.)
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. FOURTH GRAND
DRAWING. GLASS d, In THE ACADE-
MY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS
TUESDAY. April IL, 1SS7-2O3d
Monthly Drawing.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-27

herei A crippled girl steps hobbling
along on her crutches and replies: "Are
you lookin' for dad, mum? Cause faint
no use; 'e's croaked, % as, come Tuesday
week" ("Croaked" means died; it is the
brutal vernacular of the streets). SO, in
respect for the mourning Grape, we drop
a coin in the girls dirty hand and feel
that this is grim conclusion to our morn
ing walk. ANNIE WAKEMAN.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-27

Collars and cuffs OF velvet are seen on
all sorts OF thin fabrics, even mulls.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-27
though on Dirt"

Ask fer "Rough on Dirt;" perfect
washing powder found at lastl A harm
less, extra fine Al article, pure and
clean, sweetens, freshens, bleaches and
whitens without slightest injury TO finest
fabric. Unequalled for fino linens and
laces, general household, kitchen and
laundry use. S0ftens water, saves labor
and soap. Added 70 starch prevents ysl-
lowing. &c.. 10c.. 25c. vt Grocers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-27

,rrcaEs or CHAE;ACTERs Pc
hDi >-rrIAI;Ly ENGLISH.

costermongef and His IN
BEINGS Whose coming
W. 800, Pr hy the Pets.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-27
Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orloaua Ia.

NEMEMpEl That the presence of GEN.
NLiW l. lW Dk vi erals Beauregard and Early
who are In charge of the drawings, 10 q guar
antee or absolute fairness and integrity, that
the chances are all equal. and that no one can
possibly divine what numbers will draw a
Prize. All parties, therefore. advertising to
guarantee Prizes in this Lottery. or holding
out any other impossible Inducements, are
swindlers, and only aim to deceive and de,.,
frau6 the unwary.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-27
Capital Prize $4,000.

2,l79 Prizes. amounting to............S $685. 900
made only to the Office of the Company in
New Orleans -
For further Information write clearly, gi<fs
ing full address. POSTAL NOTES. Expre,:['
Money Orders. or New York Exchange ~
ordinary letter. Currency by Express lat OUT
expenssl addressed n. A. DAUPHfN,
orM. A. DAUPHIN. Washington, ID. G.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-01
Opinion of Justice Field.

The investigation directed is to be distin-
guished from the inquiries authorized upon
taking the census. The Constitution provides
for an enumeration of the inhabitants of the
States at regu ar periods, i'll order to furnish a
basis for the apportionment of representatives
and in connection with the ascertainment OF the
number of inhabitants, she Act of Congress
provides for certain inquiries as to their age,
birth, marriage. occupation and respecting some
other matters OF general interest, and for a re-
fusal of any one to answer them a small pen
atty Is imposed. II. g., Sec. 2l71.) There is no
attempt in such inquiries to pry into the private
affairs and pape sof any one, nor are the Courts
called upon to enforce answers TO them. Similar
inquiries usually accompany the takingof a cen
sus of every country, and are not deemed to en-
croach upon the rights of the citizen
And in addition 10 the inquiries usually &C.
companying the taking Of the census, there is
no doubt that Congr Is may authorize a Com
mission TO obtain information upon any subject
which, in its judgment, it may be important to
possess It may inquire into the extent of the
productions of the country of any kind. natural
and artificial. and seek information Us to the
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-01
Statement of Facts.

This Is an application of the Pacific Railway
Commission created under the Act of Congress
of March 5, 1887 " Authorizing an Investigation
of the Books, Accounts and Methods of Rail
roads which have received Aid from the United
States, and for other purposes for an order re-
quiring witness before it 70 answer certain in
terrogatories propounded TO him. That Act
authorizes the President to appoint three Com
lnissioneIs 10 examine the books papers and
methods of all railroad companies which have
received aid in bonds from the Government
make searching investigation into the work
ing and financial management business and
affairs OF the aided companies. and also to ascer-
tain and report whether any of the directors,
officers or employees of said companies respect
lively have been, or are now directly or indi-
rectly interested, and to what amount or extent,
in any other railroad, steamship telegraph, ex-
press, mining, construction, or other business
company or corporation, and with which any
agreements, undertakings or leases have been
made er entered into: what amounts of money
or credit have been or are borrowed by any OF
said companies, giving names of lenders and
the purposes for which said sums have been or
are now required; what amounts of money or
other valuable consideration, such as stocks
bonds, passes and so forth, have been expended
or paid ont by said companies, whether for law
ful or unlawful purposes, but for which suffici-
ent ana detailed vouchers have not been given
or filed with the records of said company and
further to inquire and report whether said com
panies, or either of them, or their officers OF
agents, have paid any money or other valuable
consideration, or done any other act or thing
for the purpose of influencing legislation"
1t is difficult TO express in general terms the
extent 10 which the Commissioners are required
to go in their inquisition into the business and
affairs of the aided companies, or the extent to
which they may not go into other business and
Affairs Of its Directors, officers and employees
The Act itself must be read to form any concep
ton Of the all-pervading character of the
scrutiny il exacts OF them.
And 1t provides that the Commissioners, OF
either OF them, shall have the power Ito To
duire the attendance and testimony OF witnesses
and the production of all books. papers con
tracts, agreements and documents relating tc
the matter under investigation. and TO adu;inis
Ger oaths; and 10 that end may invoke the aid
o. any Court of the United States in requiring
and the production Of books, papers aud docu
ments"
And I. declares that "any of the Circuit O,
District Courts Of the United States within the
Jurisdiction Of which such inquiry is carried on
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-01

The Act of Congress no. only authorizes a
searching investigation into the methods, affairs
and business of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company, but it makes it the duty OF the Rail
way Commission TO inquire into, ascertain and
report whether any of the Directors, officers or
employees of that company have been, or are
now, directly or indirectly interested, and to
what amount or extent, in any other railroad,
steamship, telegraph, express mining, con-
struetion or other business company or corpora
tion, and with which any agreements, under
into. There ara over one hundred officers,
principal and minor, of the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company, and nearly five thousand en-
ployes. 1t Is not unreasonable to suppose that
q large proportion of these have some in
terest rs stockholders or otherwise in some
other company or corporation with which
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02

pct 2ano, ital inbbeles | 3rGneringss
oiitritter. County commissioners lfal
ubsjgre ct 9rrnerinssraao % bar
apntrol meb 9r9nerinssuG lenet
DiItrittet. Naar be mootaser Mnbras
aenoer ON at ian 2ano orGneret, lfal
De ublteoe "8onos" for losifterne for
famine. 9isle "8onbs" er "2iens"
paa bet 9anb, lom er br9neret, inotil
De CT betalte peo ~alminoelig Sfattelisz
ming. Gtbuert County fan femme
oper, enten bet pil fomme unoer oenne
9op eler life. Statsz ps 8e9jerinsss
lano fommer life / Setragtniu9 | eenne
Qop.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
Miseomiims &cgislatmr.

S Senatet lnoleuereoes forrige Man
Dag ct ScrI lag ON at beuilse $4,000
for Spfsrelien af ct Mpnlment for
@isconlin Soloater paa Slasmarfen
peb Gettysburg. 2iselebes i~nolepereoes
ct 5orilas ON, at Nptitier ON Ippeller
fun lfal cffentlissiSres / enselife Slabe.
S Nsiemblp inoleperepes Sorlas
ON: at bet ifal aniees ipm Spperi at
tase 6unbe, 5usle eller 0pr, ium bpl
bes iom %&j9leoesser; at 9 Meblemmer
al en- Surp fan sipe en- splois &ienz
oelic / builfenicmbelit Sag, % at Surp
m9no lfal p9l9es af commissioners,
lpm ubn9pnes al Gireuitcpurt DOM.
merne; at state board of immigration
aiifaifes; at fprIte Grabs 9erere faar
Gertififater ipr 4 Nar iitebetfpr 2 %
anoen Grabs 99rere for ? Nar iitebets
ipr ct.
s Senatet inolepereoes / 2irsbaas
5crilas ON, at bet life ltal p9re tilabt
at orabe Siorte fra ben 15be Sftpber
til ben l5oe December. % at bet ital
bare fcrbuot at ienbe .Siprtefisb no al
Staten.
Irbeiberpartiets Senatpr Theodore
6ris ira Wilpaafee %iorlanste / Snsbaa,
at Der nebiettes en- apmite al fem for
at unberisse DC Taaitanbe, Tom Statens
COMMISSIONER for grbeibe bapoe aiurt
| i'm balpaarlise &apport, at Sbeopore
5ris % grbeioerpartiets &onsresmano,
Senrp Smith, par a~niuarlise for Grbei.
oerurolisbeoerne / Milpautee i Mai
1886. &eiclutipnen oafte betpoelio
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
9afotas Scgtslatnr.

@upernsr Yierce pperralfeoe 2e9is=
laturen / Girsbags peo at bel9gge meb
lit 8etp Suiets Sprilag $40. 90 ON al
fprlanse Chen for Detailing al Sfatten
for 1886. @upernpren uplplte, at ban
4aeeee ffaea sfert fig rteb e4tttturnvg @ernr=
ralen, os at benne bapbe raabet bam til
bette Sfriot, ba 5orllaget bar man9el=
fulbt / mango Senieenoer. 5orllaset
bleu itrar benoiit til Suititsfumiteen,
iom pil rette paa Wanslerne os after
inbitiae oct til GeOtaselie.
st 6orIlas ct inoleperet ON al hptte
be Soreneoe Stoters 9iltriftsret fra
Yanfton til Mit6ell. Ser ct tiblisere
inoleueret ct Sorllag ON at ilptte Dafo=
tas 60ielteret fra Yanftun us 9eacwopo
til Siurr Sails. 3irsba9s aiten bar
Der inoleperet / Gaaoet 107 5orilag %
/ Suict 80, ialt 1876. !Sulet bar ienbt
ct %Iuora9cnbe til &onsresien ont, at
Sort Nbrabam 2incoln life nlaa llpiies,
oa Setilerne / Ome9nen piloe Ipepe /
itabis 5are for Sperfalo al De pmItreiz
ienbe Snbiauere.
Geprelentant Green inoleuereoe / Su=
Jet / Snsbass ct ENHANCEMENT til
exemptions" s2opene. 8lanbt Gien=
bonn, Iom er nnota9et for Sal9 for at
o0ffe @jGlb, er: Slsmabler, til G9rbi
af $3.50; ale Slags priuate 8ibliotbe=
fer, Eortratter, Malerier, muiifallfe
Snltrumenter, GanstlGoer, ct Nars
5pripnins al &rooiant for Debtor %
bans 6amille, 2 ajpr % Ell aalu, en-
9eit, so Saar, Spin, Sier ps Sober
ipr areaturerne for 6 Maaueber % ct
Spanb Seite, bpis Gieren FOREIGNER fit
2fnebrpe #ies DEM, efe.
Mr. Mattbeius bar inDleueret ct
5prilas ON, at Der afbulbes ct @als
3irsoa9 for ben iiolte 2prbag / SUM
1887 for at femme pper, ON Serritpriet
ital beles fra OF til &eit eiter ben IN
penoe standard parallel. 9aa Stem=
meleolerne fan enten ifriues ener trpf
fes fpl9enoe: ''for division, eller
against division. llolaloet al 8al
get lfal blipe Ofientlissiort og en- ebia=
ftet &upi al bet ienpts til sc Jprenroe
Staters YrGiioent % &pnoreslen.
Oct CT Dog n~litfcrt, ON 5orllaaet saar
isjennem. 9pis Salset bleo ubiat til
Nouember, pilbe oct life mcoe np9ell
Wtpoltano; men ct ipecielt Ials / SUM
piloe bliue nle9et foltbart for bpert ene1te
County, % bet letter Sasen / ct aanltt
anbet 9Ds.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02

YrGntiebog ibereg1et. gGg WtGrte til elite OOr
PrGrtier Ell alloeu Spalte, llell Da 9Sriierue
er %beregnet efter S1.25 for Nargargen fam 9Qe,
baaoe npe % gautle Nbonle1tcr, Der i~noierlOu
fit Subifription illOe ben Lite STARTS, faa ale Dc
opregneOe grGmier for 10 Gts, mirore Ell Den
ueofpieoe 8ris.
0ecorab=GOlten illDebOlDer 9tpbeoer fra SnO=
og llblmtOet, Gfterretninger fra MoDerlauOere,
&orreipolloallcer, npttige ginf % Gaab, cit
Spalte betitlet "6arl1en, 6uiet pg 6auen", Ell
Spalte r1eo rpttig og nllOerbolbelDe 2Gsnius
for gprl1, gOoe % iltereslarte NOpeler % 6or.
tGllinger, Og 9lbOlaeltterne oil / Narets 1pb foa
ito itell 1000 Siber al oct Slags "fDruben IeIue
Blabet, NOr.: .. 2luunoleI, 9ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02

s ben fprite Salpoel al bette 5inars
Gar, fra ben lite Sui 1886 til ben LIT
Sannar 1887, or Der / alt inbfommet
Sfatiammeret s57,5O3,5 03, bpilfet e'
pper en- MiQipn Dollars minbre enb
ben tiliparenoe Saluoel iijpr. Oleoa
maraarinlfatten bar biotil %inobragI
S29S, los.
Seuator SnsalIs bar inoleoeret e.
5orllas oni, at Snsen fan faa 5oreneot
Staters 2icenie til at tilpirfe eler i4lgt
beruienbe 0rifte, buis ban life bill afa
le9se 60 paa, at ban | enbper ISenieenot
pperbuloer Statens 2ope angaaenbe
Sals os 9ilpi,tning al beruienbe Sriffe.
6eprelentantbulet oeotog / Sorsoa9s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Sapne % $40
Der neb 154 Stem me mpb "a. Oct
CT &on9rssmaito g. Nellpft, mo bar at
tatfc for, at bette 5orilas, iom boert
Nar ppta9er iaa me9en 9ib, blep laa
burti9t ocotaset uben So%ranorina.
Sielge ben iiofte- 8eeetftii4tss fin DIT
ltatiitiIfc Yureali, uofortes Sarer / 1886
til eli Seroi al s713,2S9,669 imoo
$66S, 249,79S 1885. S FANNIE 9iosz
rum inoiprtes Tarer til Ell &9roi al
$6G3,417,21O imob S5S7,s6S,61 /
1885.
Senatet bar after iorfa1tet Weseren
s. 6. Wat6eps' uonepnelle til &ecors
Der Of 9eeos ior 9iltriftet Columbia.
II Senatorer itemtc' for bans uonHps
nelie og 81 impb. Nj Mtinuriteten bar
finn ire Hepublifanere.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
eeeorab.N o,te u-cnsoaa oem 2oem Nebrmar 1887.

Spiiat / Senatet, ben bleu benpit til
6omiteen for Statens GfiRrer.
s Senntet inolepereoes ! 5reoass ei
5orilag ON at uorDooe ale Soroeaer
Staten. SorIla9et er lpecielt rettet
moo be iloeberpsteoe Suie / be noroli9e
5pmmerIfoue, bpor unse Yiser ira an
ore &anter al Staten bliuer luffeoe inb
paa 2altens Sci. s Nsiemblp inolez
percbes famine Dag Ell &eiolution ON
at fringe Den Gara9raf al &onItitutios
nen, iom giper SremmeoIpote &et til at
femme, iaa mart DC bar uotaget fine
fsrite 8orgerpapirer.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
WinnciotaS &eaisiatmr.

ge9islaturen lamlebes igjen 5irsbas
Wiibba9. De flelte at Meolemmerne
bapoe p9ret bjemme pper Spnbas. Be
Tom tilbase meo Ell Mansce 5prilas.
Nosle iaa at benz er at lofal Snteresi e,
DC lleitc al Dem er uistise eler oil blipe
bet, bpis De bliuer 9oue.
Senator Saluurious 6orlla9 ON at
a%iitaiie "Soaro Of Smmisration" bar
Ell Sperraitelie for mango, men bet
panbt bog flor gililutnins, naar Sena=
~torerne bleo fjenbt meo bets Snbbolb.
Senator S%alporien flyer, at llbsiiterue
for bette "Soaro" CT fra $4,000 til
$1,000 ON Naret, % alt Nrbeibe fan
nbi0res af en- Glert / Statsietretarens
aontpr for 5000 on Naret.
Senator @ppbri1 bar iitbfeprrrt fUfz
senoe 9illassiorilus til Garasrni 10
nf &onititutionen
Gu Sern6anetorppratipn fan iaitiUtte
iaabaune fares ps Fighter for Seiorz
bring al Sarer % Gasiaserer, lom
oens 9ireftprer maatte beItemnle, %
0ireftprerne fan fra Tib til Sio re9iz
l9re Srn9en al fine Sernbaner; men
iaacanuc fares, Brighter % 8~esularins
fan til enbuer gio repiberes % Iorans
ores al Statets ~aegistatur eIer al
iaaoanue GmbeoSmGnb eler Ierlcner,
iom ben maatte uonaone for bette gle
meb, lelp ON anberleoes beitemmes /
ell neutrality-suspicious. "Gbarter".
Sette ENHANCEMENT siper Staten 6et
til at resulGre neutrality-suspicious.
Garter for Sefororin9 al Sarer og
Y~asiaserer.
SGaesfumiteen for Temperance er
bleuen eni9 ON ct Sprilas. Oct beltemz
mer blnrbt gnoet, at SDer meo life
minore enb 10000 S~nobpssere lfal
betale en- 9icenie ai minoit $1,000 %
Sper meo minore enb 10000 Snbbps-
sere $500. 2icenle ublteoes al County
commissioners, Og ben nup9renbs
2ofal Option Sop bliper life ppbepet,
Oct Ter no til, at ct bpi 9icenies 5orilae
bar spoe ubiister til at blipe peotaget,
i oct minbite i Senatet. s Snsbass
bleu oct foreilaaet at ienbe 5prllaset ON
bpi 9icenie tilbase til aomiteen, men
bette nebitemtes meb is Stemmer MOI
IS. Slcre Senaturer, ipm a for bpi
9icenie, bar fraparenoe.
EQUATOR @Swarbs ira Sinmorc
County bar inolepcret ct 6orllas ont,
at fun 8orsere al De 5orenebe Stater
ital flnne eie fat Gienoom i Miunelota.
Senator @aros 5orilas on at az
ltatte SlIesSnlpettpr Gmbeoet peptp9es
af Senatet / 5reoa9s. Oct pplpites,
at bette Gmbebe bar af insen Yerbens
3ptte for Npsen, unbtasen for Die
Snipeftpren, ps at Gmbeoet bar ppret-
tet, for at Yolititere firnoe iaa en- I'm.
lenbe Sitting for fit p%plitiite Grbeibe.
5orllaset ON at nebiGtte &entefpbeu
/ 1triItlise &ontrafter til 8 Yrocent oa
ben lOplise 8ente til 6 Yrpceilt er inb.
itiIet til 8ebtaselie / &epraientant.
buffet.
Wfr. Barriers 5orllas ON 9rGnerine
i @eb &iper 9alen blep inbleperet
Repr9lentantbuiet i Torsoass. De
beItemmer blanot Gnbet, at DC Goun
tier hpor her er p%perSppmmet e[Ier jum